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Logistics Data Analyst

Leicestershire County Council
Leicestershire
5 days ago
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Organisation

Organisation: Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO)


Work Location: Barnsdale Way, Grove Park, Leicester. LE19 1ES


Worker Category: Fixed Location Worker – with possibility of hybrid working.


Salary: £35,451- £39,165 per annum (Pro rata for part time)


Working Hours: 37 hours per week


Contract Type: Permanent


About the Role

To deliver data-driven insights that enhance logistics and supply chain operations, supporting continuous improvement initiatives across ESPO. The role will focus on identifying inefficiencies, streamlining processes, and enabling strategic decision-making through robust data analysis.


About You

To apply for this post, you must:



  • Develop reporting mechanisms for data within Operations. Create reports for management teams including comparative analyses of current and perspective ways of working.
  • Monitor industry developments and apply best practices to enhance internal processes. Liaising with suppliers and preparing tender documents as necessary.
  • Collect, analyse, and interpret logistics and supply chain data to identify trends and performance gaps.
  • Conduct root cause analysis to uncover operational inefficiencies and recommend improvements.
  • To produce, develop and maintain a variety of databases, spreadsheets & reports.
  • To gather, store, process, index and retrieve data efficiently and accurately.
  • Ensure data accuracy and integrity through regular audits and validation processes.
  • Develop and maintain new and existing dashboards and reports to monitor key performance indicators (KPIs).
  • Present findings and actionable recommendations to stakeholders at various levels.

We’d also expect you to share our commitment to our values and will ask you to evidence when you have demonstrated them as part of the interview process.


This post is covered by Part 7 of the Immigration Act (2016) and therefore the ability to speak fluent English is an essential requirement for this role.


Reasonable adjustments will be considered for applicants with a disability.


What we offer

  • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (increasing to 30 after 5 years’ service), and a scheme to buy additional leave.
  • Local Government Pension Scheme with a generous employer contribution.
  • Opportunities for learning development.
  • Great office location next to Fosse Park, with free on-site parking and easy access to M1 and M69.

For more information or an informal discussion, please contact:

Paul Williamson Head of Operations



How to Apply

Leicestershire County Council is an inclusive organisation which is on a journey to embed and celebrate equality, diversity, and inclusion at every level. We warmly welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, as having a diverse workforce with different perspectives and ideas is fundamental to our values and enriches the services, we offer our communities. We particularly welcome applicants from Ethnically Diverse and LGBTQ+ communities and people with disabilities to create a balanced workforce and one that reflects the communities we serve. Applicants with a disability who meet the criteria listed in the ‘About You’ section above will be offered an interview under the Disability Confident Employer Scheme.


To apply for this job, please click on the apply button. You will need to upload a supporting statement as part of your application which explains how you meet the criteria listed in the ‘About You’ section above. For more information, see the How to Apply section on our career site.


We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible.


If you have any technical issues when trying to apply for this post or you want to request an application pack in an alternative format, please contact our Employee Service Centre by telephoning (select option 2) or raising a ticket via our online portal: https://emss.org.uk/support.


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